Diwali in Dubai: More residential communities issue fireworks safety alerts
DHCM and Emaar Community Management issue safety notices prohibiting fireworks without permits
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Dubai Holding Community Management and Emaar Community Management have issued safety warnings ahead of Diwali, reminding residents that setting off fireworks without a licence or permit is strictly prohibited under local regulations, and outlining precautions for candles and diyas.
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Why It Matters
Residents traditionally mark Diwali by lighting fireworks in neighbourhoods across Dubai.
With residents traditionally marking Diwali by lighting fireworks in neighbourhoods, community management companies across Dubai have issued fresh safety warnings, reminding them that setting off fireworks without the necessary licence or permit is strictly prohibited.
Dubai Holding Community Management (DHCM) and Emaar Community Management have urged residents to follow local regulations and take precautions to prevent fire hazards during the festivities.
Dubai Holding Community Management has urged residents across its managed communities to avoid fireworks and pyrotechnics unless they have the required licence or permit.
Separately, Emaar Community Management has reminded residents in its managed communities that setting off fireworks during Diwali is strictly prohibited under local authority regulations.
In a notice dated November 6, Emaar urged residents to cooperate with the rules to ensure a safe and enjoyable celebration for everyone.
The notice also outlines precautions for using candles and diyas at home:
Open Questions
- What specific penalties apply for setting off fireworks without a licence or permit?
- What exact precautions are recommended for using candles and diyas at home?
